People and problems seem to go together. For example, someone you know may be having family, marital, or relationship problems. Perhaps a friend has lost a job and is struggling to make ends meet. Or an acquaintance may be trying to cope with physical or mental illness, pain, or loneliness. People with problems often ask
Why should we never rest until our good becomes better and our better, best? Well, isn’t it true that what we become determines what we get? If we become thieves, we win enemies; if we become kindhearted, we win friends. And if we dedicate ourselves to do our best with every action we take, success
Three people, from three separate countries has each asked a question. Here are the three questions and their answers. QUESTION 1: I am a 48-year-old male, suffering from depression. Like Monica (mentioned in the last article), I am functional and have a job, but am troubled with negative thoughts. I would love to follow your
We all experience hard times. In an economic downturn we may lose our job, or a natural disaster may sweep away our home, and death may claim loved ones. But regardless of the challenges we face, we can eventually solve or recover from them. But what if you were diagnosed with a chronic illness, such
Do you feel like studying, working hard, or cutting your expenses to save money? Most people don’t. Yet, these steps are needed for success, aren’t they? Imagine if we stopped doing everything we didn’t feel like doing. Such behavior would bring our success and personal development to a screeching halt. Fortunately, most of us do
Is today’s subject making you feel a bit squeamish? At my age (72 when this was written), it’s quite natural to think about death, but most people are like children who are afraid of the dark; they’re uncomfortable with this subject. Yet, contemplating death is similar to buying life insurance. If you are serious about
